What our Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Courses can do for you!



There are so many different paths for training and certifying at Lean Six Sigma Green Belt level. It can be difficult to decide on the right course or accreditation.

We believe that there is no “one size fits all” choice. There are merits to all paths in learning these transformational tools.

Here, we take a look at what our Lean Six Sigma Green Belt courses bring to the table.

An Intensive Approach

We deliver our courses in a short, focused time frame. This helps participants to give their full attention to the training.

The compact timescale makes training easier to fit into a hectic schedule. Our Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course takes place over 5 consecutive days. 

Practical Skills & Theoretical Knowledge

There is no getting around the fact that there will always be a sizeable amount of theory involved with studying Lean Six Sigma.

To keep training engaging and make the theory digestible, we take a blended approach of practical and theoretical learning in all of our Lean Six Sigma Green Belt courses.

Delivered by Experts

When you learn from those with extensive experience, you’ll benefit from their previous practical application and understanding of the Lean Six Sigma methodology.

Our trainers are all skilled, certified Black Belt practitioners who have plenty of experience with leading process improvement initiatives and delivering Lean Six Sigma training.

Certification that Cements Your Understanding

Our Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification is achieved through project and written assessment work carried out in the 8 weeks following training.

This style of assessment gives you a chance to really get to grips with the material, applying it to real or hypothetical situations. You can see some of the savings and benefits our past Green Belt delegates have achieved through their project work in our article, Lean Six Sigma Benefits and Savings.

When you achieve Green Belt certification with us, you’ll gain:
  • A Professional Development Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification
  • A QQI Level 5 Award in Lean Manufacturing Tools (suited to all sectors)

Support and Progression

We include plenty of guidance and support for your Lean Six Sigma Green Belt assessment work.

We also offer further progression to Black Belt level for those who want to develop their skill and knowledge even further.

Once you have gained some experience applying Lean Six Sigma at Green Belt level, talk to us about your next steps.

Our Black Belt programme can help you achieve an even higher level and a strategic view of Lean Six Sigma application.

More Useful Information About Our Courses:

•    Our training group sizes are smaller (maximum 15 delegates) to enable active discussions and plenty of time for questions and feedback.

•    We include everything you need to achieve your Lean Six Sigma Green Belt in our course price: classroom training, stationery and course materials, assessment fees, and certification costs.

•    Our Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course is suitable for those in every sector of business or industry.

•    Although some familiarity with Lean Six Sigma is certainly helpful, you do not need any previous experience to attend our Green Belt training.

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